.) >> david williams. >> good afternoon commissioners david williams retirees i want to thank all the brothers and sisters and fell members and city workers with are be standing up and so to speak out on this issue there will be many more to hear from in the not so distant future you've heard what i had to say i'm not going to reiterate i suggest i saw an article yesterday in an investment magazine suggesting portfolio managers are getting a 4 percent raise i don't know how accurate it would be nice if we get an 8 percent raise i don't think that the hedge funds investment it part of that plan i question who's really profiting from all of this likewise i question why we're going into as to how new strategy when to me the system is not broken we're talking about fixing a system that's not broken edge area of investment we think we need to be thinking much more seriously about why we're doing it we've not heard anything why we're doing this it is a hedge against the downturn in the market we come back without having to do risky things if it ain't broken do fix it (clapping.) any other m

this is win-win all 5ir7bd with polly williams, she understood. >> david, not to, come full circle. not a big leap to talk about polly williams what she was doing and talk about what's happening in ferguson? >> it's ash salute not a big leap, as a matter of fact, an important leap we take. look at choice. the choice movement in america. vouchers, money in the backpack, other programs, they help the poor children. the people who are rich that have the money can afford the prep schools, and one other example, right by the target parking lot where all the satellite trucks are, go down lucas and there is a beautiful prep school. imagine if a kid in ferguson had the money to take and go to that prep school because they have the background and they had the skill? what that would mean? that's one person who would have a bright future. >> well, it costses 12ds,000 per student average in america to educate a student. if you gave the parents that money, allowed them to take it to the prep schools, i'm sure the kids would be much better off. david, thank you. your voice, still a little hoarse f

that is david williams, director of customer intelligence here at asos.t of people who are shopping in north america at 5:00 a.m. >> thank you very much. that is why i get up in the morning. >> i can see it, picturing all the new yorkers shopping, watching "to the pulse." >> first of all, to recap what david cameron said, cracking down on the immigration story. that story will resonate across europe. the other one is that we have march.ven until probably >> the swiss vote and then the inflation figure. tuesday, we have the ecb. a lot of people thinking it may not happen next thursday. keep it right here on bloomberg tv. "surveillance" is up next. .> you can follow us on twitter you have a good weekend. we will see you all monday. >> oil marcus reverberate worldwide. santa makes an appearance at the macy's day parade. black friday, aid comes to beijing and all of china. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." it is black friday, november 28. i am tom keene. joining me is joseph wiesenthal. scarlet fu. right now, we need to get to the top

. >> david williams is the make-a-wish president and ceo. >> it is not a dying wish, not a last wish.his is a wish that in many cases going to help them get better. >> contrary to what most people think make-a-wish doesn't just grant wishes to kids with a terminal disease. any child with a potentially life-threatening condition like gabe's, is eligible. gabe's wish was just to be far away from the white walls and fluorescent lights of big city hospitals. > you can tell what general type of insect. >> a beetle. >> it is. >> for once he was the one doing all the poking and prodding. as a park ranger for a day gabe wasn't just participating in rescue drills. >> up on three. >> he was rescuing his his whole family from the daily reality of his illness. >> everybody's first wish for a child to survive their illness. some of them do some of them don't. even with the ones who don't i've had conversations with parents who will say today that was the greatest week of our family's life. >> those experiences all started with one sick child 35 years ago >> his trucks and cowboy boots. his name wa

30s on friday and 40s on sun and 40s on sunday and rain. >> thank you david. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy.s, >>> hello again, here are some of the stories we are following for you on "action news" at 12:30, crews are fanning around the region for the first snow of the year. our team of meteorologists are tracking the snow to see how much will fall in your neighborhood and this is one of the biggest travel days of the year, as millions hit the roads and the rails and the sky for the thanksgiving holiday, we are live at the airport. >>> and the latest on ferguson. what may have prevented a second night of chaos. >>> many are seeing a mix of rain and snow, and for others it's already accumulating, it comes at a time when so many people are out on the roads leaving for the holiday or stopping at the grocery stores to pick up the last minute items, it could pan out to be a messy afternoon. it's live coverage of this holiday headache. and eva pilgram is checking out the roads. but lets start with david murphy. >> here we are covering snow and it

and chilly for the eagles monday night. >> thank you david, more news when we come right back. >>> "action news" at 12:30 continues, with rick williamsy. >>> and hello again, here are some of the stories we are following on "action news" at 12:30, a mother and her boyfriend are accused in the torture of the killing of the woman's young son and we learn more how the philadelphia police and fbi closed in on a suspected kidnapper before it was too late and a daddy daughter reunion more than a month in the making. >>> we begin with breaking news out of chester county. prosecutors have just revealed disturbing new details in the gruesome torture and death of a 3-year-old boy, the child's own mother is among those that investigators say has confessed to the crime. vernon odom is live in westchester with the latest on the news conference that wrapped up moments ago. >> reporter: law enforcement veterans here tell me they have never seen a child abuse murder case like this ever before in their experience. incredibly ghastly brutality. they are in the chester county prison today facing murder and abuse charms. they were living in a trailer pa

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news a woman is killed while crossing a busy highway in buck county. the new details about the 51-year-old victim. and a begger with a luxury car. >>> and a drastic change in the forecast is the big story. we started the day with dense fog that made for a slow morning is commute and now we are looking ahead to a long stretch of plunging temperatures, a cold front is moving in in fact all across the country. lets head to the big board and david murphy. >> it's cooling but not quite yet, you have a few hours to enjoy above average temperatures. breaks to the clouds from the north and west. and in philadelphia we managed to squeeze in sunshine, here is what stormtracker 6 live double scan looked like when we were tracking the fog earlier this morning. this is a snapshot from 9:00, and even in through philadelphia and suburbs north of philadelphia, buck county and montgomery county and down through south jersey, large areas with a half mile visibility and a quarter mile, we had reporting stati

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, we begin with breaking news at this hour. police say that two children were killed during a shooting outside of a home in tabernacle, burlington county. are you looking live from chopper 6, investigators say that another child and woman were wounded and rushed to the hospital. >> the shooting was reported at 9:15 this morning at this hom on holly park drive. david henry is live at the scene gathering the latest information. >> reporter: as you can imagine this quiet suburban neighborhood is rocked by what happened. a scene of carnage behind me and state police are on the scene continuing with their investigation. it played out in a house that you can't quite see behind foliage back there. here is what we have learned so far, apparently at 9:00 this morning, a woman in the house discovered the carnage, the victims were all in one of the bedrooms and there were other adults in the house at the time and when police arrived they found the bodies of a boy and girl. a woman and another boy were still ali

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news this noon, delvin barnes is on the move. the man accused of kidnapping carlesha freeland-gaither is coming back to philadelphia today. >>> a fire erupts at an abington ymca, a look at the damage inside. >>> and the big story in afternoon is another american cured of ebola. dr. craig spencer walked out of a new york hospital this morning. is he virus free a few weeks after falling ill. that mean there's are currently no other ebola patients under treatment in the united states. marcy gonzales is live outside of bellevue hospital in manhattan. >> reporter: dr. spencer asked that everyone keep their focus on the ongoing fight against ebola in west africa, where doctors cheered him on for his victory over the virus. [ applause ] a celebration -- >> it is a good feeling to hug a hero. >> marking there are no longer any ebola patients in the united states. dr. craig spencer released from bellevue hospital in new york city after two and a half weeks of treatment. >> today i am healthy and no

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, a quiet hospital becomes a crime scene. the chaos after a patient attacks his nurses. >>> and tragedy for people in need. the deadly fire. >>> and a man turns himself in for assaulting a 14-year-old girl. he is accused of luring the teenger dmoo a home at the 200 block of ninth street in darby on wednesday. a neighbor heard the girl's screams from the house and rescued her, hill has a court appearance scheduled for this afternoon. vernon odom has an update later today on "action news" beginning at 4:00. >>> police are searching for four heavily armed carjacking suspects who forced a driver to take off his clothes, the ordeal began in logan and ended at a gas station in german town. john rawlins is live at the sunoco in german town where the victims broke free. >> reporter: well, the three armed men are still at large, this was a carjacking and robbery, it ended at the mini mart behind me. police did view surveillance video from the mini mart but it's unclear if

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with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy.>>> good afternoon with a developingry, new information about the winty mix threatening to affect the travel of millions of people. we are learning about what to expect in our area, when the rain and snow arrives. but first one more day of pretty mild conditions, not bad out there, sky 6 hd looking at philadelphia international airport lots of clouds out there ahead of a drastic change in the forecast. for the latest from accuweather lets head to the big board and david murphy. >> the first update is the one you mentioned. the last update was in the last hour hour and a half. northern bucks and northern and western chester counties, berks county and lehigh valley and the poconos and hunterdon, new jersey. this is where heavy wet snow will come in tomorrow extending into the evening and we could see slushy or slippery roads developing, i think the farther you get to the poconos the more treacherous it gets. closer to philadelphia it's an advisory, probably wet roads here but poor visibility here particularly in the aftern

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this is an excavation of an elite compound organized by david webster and william sanders. the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace. keach: from sculptures just uncovered, they suspect the leader of this family was another powerful lord. i'm standing in the courtyard of a residential compound of a classic maya noble. there are about 45 of these compounds up and down the valley -- the sort of middle class of ancient classic maya society here. behind me are two buildings. the one on the right, we're almost certain is a residence, perhaps of the lord of this compound. and then the one on the left, the bigger one over there, most probably is a temple, perhaps his funerary temple. but what we're going to do now is look at a pile of trash behind the building here. keach: sanders and webster have just uncovered a midden -- typical maya garbage dumped outside of what was presumably the kitchen. for sanders, one item in this trash raises important questions about the economic system of copan. sanders: this is a piece of a metate here. this is

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. >>> "action news" delawarvalleyo with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and met david murphy. >>> goodon, we begin consideritheaking news. theead abduction ofsha freeland-gaither. aes have released acme philadelphia onday. katherine scott justvealed this new video. this is a new video that investigatorased ininvestigatio see him down investigator someonerecognizes authorities. we need helphe public. this video wasound 6:00 monday keep all of your options open until you know for sure. we learned this morning that clear channel will put up 25 electronic billboards that look like this, with carlesha's picture on them hope that someone recognizes her and calls in tips. we have the number listed at 6abc.com or call 911. katherine scott, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> can you get a closer look at the person of interest by going to 6abc.com. there you'll find the surveillance video and other images released by police along with the plea from carlesha's family as the search continues. you can see it all right there right now at 6abc.com. >>> shots were fired at a delaware county neig

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. ♪ ♪ ♪ frosty the snowman >> thes and sounds of the 95th annual 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade. dozens of bands, singers and celebrities and more entertain you for the last three hours while the turkey is baked in the oven on this thanksgiving, 2014. good afternoon i'm matt o'donnell and sara is off and we'll hear from rick in a moment. the big story is the annual thanksgiving day parade. it kicked off with a huge production number, the marching bear from dupont, delaware was there on the parkway. there were plenty of balloons including the grinch and mistletoe the snowman, and singers such as sheena easton and charlie mcdermott from abc's "the middle" and the 95th annual 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade wrapped up with the arrival of santa claus, he was joined by mrs. claus as they are rived on their slay -- and took their place on the steps. marks the start of the christmas season, the live team coverage of the parade on the parkway and rick williams and cecily tynan has a wrap up and meteor

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[closing bell ringing] >> we're waiting for green mountain and a few others like williams-sonoma. david: we'll have to wait for another day for a new record. we're all in the red. barely so on the dow. a little more convincing on s&p. nasdaq and russell 2000, nothing to brag about, a full percentage point to the negative. small and mid-sized stocks not happy way things are going. others are holding their own. fed minutes came out. didn't really move the markets. if anything strengthened the markets a bit but not enough to end in the green. we have a busy show coming up with ralph nader on. "after the bell" starts right now. cheryl: let's break down today's action. we have got dan neiman, of neiman funds management. one sector they should bet on

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon sara is off. new video of a teacher dragging a student in gym class the new charges he is facing today. >>> and the latest allegations of sexual assault against bill cosby. >>> and chopper 6 is live over the scene of a sinkhole, giving us a look at the expanding crater, it opened on hampton road after a water main break last night and now it's devouring someone's driveway and we learned it swallowed a dump truck that responded to the scene. katherine scott is live now at the scene with 30 people that were forced to flee their homes. >> reporter: that is right, more than 30 people have had to evacuate but could return except for these people. their home is uninhabitable. the sinkhole has just gotten wider, if you look down the street here, there is a lot of equipment here and there are crews on scene throughout the night and over the last hour the sinkhole got wider and part of a dump truck did sink down. look at that video from 45 minutes ago. the dump truck with water and sewer toppled into the r

[closing bell ringing] >> we're waiting for green mountain and a few others like williams-sonoma. david: we'll have to wait for another day for a new record. we're all in the red. barely so on the dow. a little more convincing on s&p. nasdaq and russell 2000, nothing to brag about, a full percentage point to the negative. small and mid-sized stocks not happy way things are going. others are holding their own. fed minutes came out. didn't really move the markets. if anything strengthened the markets a bit but not enough to end in the green. we have a busy show coming up with ralph nader on. "after the bell" starts right now. cheryl: let's break down today's action. we have got dan neiman, of neiman funds management. one sector they should bet on now. john trainer thinks we will see a santa claus rally year-end. chris gersch from the pits of cme. start with you. focus your comments on the minutes of the fomc today. >> yes. fomc minutes today. i thought this would be such a further carry-through with the rally we saw immediately after. the fact we sold off and we're negative on futures mak

>> well, my driveway, to be honest with you, mario williams and david kurtz, two of my buddies plowedesterday thinking it would help out which it did and last night we got two feet of snow and looking out my window it is sfoeg as hard as it was two days ago. we're in for probably another foot and a half of snow from what i hear until it slows down about 6:00, 7:00 tonight. >> have you been able to get out at all? >> just on foot. i mean being able to go out and of course try to get snow off of parts of like gazebos and some of my trees, bushes that are really you don't want them to snap in half and break, you try to get as much snow off as possible and trying to get a little exercise. i'm blessed. i have my wife who does her exercise outside and my brother ray who does a good job of doing a lot of things that i can't do, so -- but we're still -- we're having fun. we get back in but there's a lot of other people out there not having fun in this. if you kids they get to go out and enjoy the snow but don't let them out there too long. >> a lot of us are worried about we saw brian todd's

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. delays on i-95. >>> but the big story on "action news" this noon, a new push to find a kidnapping victim and her attacker. the reward has jumped to $15,000 for information that leads to an arrest. it's two days since a young nurse was shoved into a car by her german townhome. the police say she didn't know the man e, police are putting a lot of resources behind this. >> we need to find this young laid yes and find the person responsible and get him into custody and get her home safely. >> by now we have all seen the terrifying video of the abduction. carlisha was snatched off the street apparently by a stranger sunday night, is happened on westd coulter street in german town, she had gotten off a bus and was hustled into a green ford taurus and she managed to kick out the windows as the car took, it may be from out of state. the video is chilling and police are trying to enhance it. >> we are working with the fbi to get an enhancement of the video, police got a good description of the

north of 42nd street, and in this year, 1927, when the fred french building was completed, david sarnoff and william paley founded their networks, nbc and cbs, the first national radio networks and radio went national, and the grand central station had been completed in 1913, but the apogee of the period i'm talking about when it really reaches its takeoff phase was in 1927. so a lot of the book centers on that year. and this is 1927, the year that lindberg, for example, his return from his solo flight from roosevelt field on long island to paris, and he triumphantly returns first to the nation's capital in washington and then to new york city where over 4 million people crowded the streets to see it. and it's also in 1927 that -- oops, hit the wrong button -- that the tempo of the city changed dramatically, and f. scott fits garlds put it really well. he said the parties were bigger in '27, the buildings were higher, the morals were loosing, the liquor was cheaper, the jazz age raced on under its own power served by filling stations of its own money. man, i wish i could have written that. and new y

we have with us david g moore, a history guide for over 30 years, and has written the first biography of union general william rosecrans in 30 years. let's welcome david moore. >> thank you. and thanks to the museum of the confederacy for inviting me. and thanks to c-span, which is truly a great institution for the education of people. in the country, and around the world. i want to start by reading from an introductory chapter of my book. not too long. just to kind of set things up. a group of veterans gathered in chattanooga, tennessee, and one of the key moments of the american civil war. they were in chattanooga for their 33rd annual meeting of the society of the army of the cumberland. that army had fought in march across middle tennessee in 1863, climbing mountains and reversing rivers before fighting confederate armies at chickamauga creek, in the greatest battle in the western theater of the war. in the minds of these veterans, chickamauga was not a union defeat, but rather the battle for the capture and permanent possession of the city where they were meeting, chattanooga. that capture of chattanooga

bitter sweet as this one in buck county today. [ applause ] fifth grader william mccauley got quite the surprise when his uncle david walked up during a veterans day ceremony, his classmates said he was hoping he would be home for thanksgiving. and he was serving in afghanistan. ♪ i thought it'd be bigger. ♪ ♪ (dad) there's nothing i can't reach in my subaru. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru outback. love. it's what makes a subaru,a subaru. party on people! blinds to go's 60th anniversary sale continues celebrating with 20% off the entire store. you heard right, 20% off the entire store. we're talking employee pricing baby! hey, you need 'em, you want 'em, and now there's no better time to get 'em. blinds to go. blinds for life. >>> lots of positive energy for the eagles tonight. >> it still tastes good a day later, don't blame the eagles if they are still basking in the glory. the 45 points marks the highest of the season. darren sproleses is making his case for mvp of the eagles, check out this punt return, no one even laid a hand on him, you can't touch what you can't catch. the route was on and it made cam ne

william sanders and colleague david webster are about to excavate a sprawling set of ruins that has lain abandoned and covered by weeds and brush for more than 1,000 years. beneath what appears to be a natural hill, these archaeologists believe may lie the ruins of an ancient building. slowly, almost imperceptibly, the first clues begin to emerge. these strange figures are portraits of spirits that once adorned a magnificent carved bench, a throne upon which a maya lord sat in council and judgment. huge blocks. yeah. "mega-rocks." remember evelyn, the tomb she found on the other building was right along the front of the terrace starting outside of it, then going underneath it. keach: the buildings begin to give up their secrets. here, the archaeologists believe, lived a noble family. maya royalty often buried their ancestors in a place of honor just in front of their dwellings. a burial is just now being uncovered. it may contain definitive clues to the status of the people who once lived here. deciphering the clues requires the special expertise of forensic archaeology. clean the rest o

david. >> reporter: chris, i just spoke to state senator anthony williams, democratic state senator anthony williams within the last 20 minutes before he made that official announcement. he is one of three heavy hitter that made that announcement to day all three candidates say they'll going to win. >> i've traveled a lot, talk to a lot of people and many of them will be with me tonight as we talk about how we put the the city together, sort of how we change the do the city's business. >> reporter: state senator anthony williams says it is simple, vote for him and philadelphia will be in good hands. >> hopefully i will offer something that is different, for everybody, then other folks and that is one who is doing across party lines, gender lines, ethnic lines. >> reporter: earlier in the afternoon former d.a. lynn abraham said she wants the city's top job. >> i have got lots of dreams, lots of energy, nobody will out run me, out campaign me, out think me, i have got more energy then all of the candidates put together. >> reporter: other candidates include 10trujillo a city solicitor who met

david culver is doing this, for sure. william & mary hosting elon today.you want to see your game featured on our 9:00 show, send me a note on twitter. @chuckbell4. i need all the information, who they're playing, when they're playing. lots of rain and snow across parts of lower michigan today. that's all going to stay a long, long ways away from us. we will be 100% dry for your weekend. it will be chilly outside today. a gradual increase of clouds later on this afternoon and into this evening. a disturbance goes by, but that's not a rain producer. seven-day forecast, mid 50s today, upper 50s tomorrow. back into the 60s. some mild weather for monday and more importantly for veterans day. the nicest day of the next seven will be tuesday, which is veterans day and then some seriously chilly air arrives here late next week into next weekend. so enjoy this sort of chilly for now. >> and i will be in wilamsburg in spirit. supporting my tribe. >> that is dedication if you were doing that. >>> veterans day is tuesday, as chuck had touched on. and a local project

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon in the news this noon, a search for an mcdonald's customer that stabbed an employee. the reason for the fast food attack. >>> and the man accused of running a men lab what else police found inside of his home. >> but the big story is the cold front coming across our region. here is a look from penn's landing from sky 6. temperatures are below normal and expected to stay that way for a while. >> lets go to karen rogers at the big board in for david murphy. >> it's a big change from yesterday when we were so mild, 46 in philadelphia, 43 in allentown and reading and in the 30s in the poconos. 46 in millville and 46 along the coastline and the boardwalk in a.c. and sea isle city. a 21 degree temperature drop in the city of philadelphia and 23 degrees cooler in wilmington right now than this point yesterday. we are talking about the front coming through and producing the cooler air, we felt it this morning and certainly right now. but temperatures this afternoon are only 7 degrees below average. not a

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, in the news one person is dead in a fire that also ignites a transformer in new jersey. >>> and a surprise sweep nets child support delynn quents in delaware county. >>> but the big story is a cash crash that killed two people and injured nine others. it happened in berks county, the big rig came to a halt and came up against two other cars and a dunkin' donuts sign. walter perez joins us from the scene with the details. >> reporter: sara it's a horrific scene here in maiden's brook. they are a long way from clearing the wreckage. the tractor trailer plowed into a bunch of vehicles and several vehicles simply flipped over and others got crushed between the big rig and the dunkin' donuts sign where the truck ended up. at least two have been killed and nine have been hospitalized. one of them hospitalized is the big rig driver. those that were trapped had to be extricated from the scene. one of the police officers was on the dunkin' donuts line when it happened. officer robert wood said at first it

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, rick will be along later. we have new information on the arrest of a woman who allegedly stabbed a south jersey social worker nearly two dozen times. >>> bracing for the worst, ferguson, missouri is bracing for the grand jury decision of the shooting of an unarmed teen. >>> parents bundled up their children before they dropped them off at school in the winfield section of philadelphia this morning. they needed hats, scarves and mittens and heavy coats too. we are dealing with temperatures 20 degrees colder than normal david murphy has the bone chilling numbers. >> reporter: we are off to a sunny start but the sunshine is not helping one ebit. we see the clouds creeping in from the west and as we get into the afternoon we'll see a little more cloud cover mixing with the sun but no matter how you slice the cloud cover, the conditions will be cold down below. 32 degrees in philadelphia, same thing in wilmington, most of the northern suburbs in the 20s, trenton, allentown and lancaster in the 20s now.

with rick williams, sara bloomquist, and meteorologist, david murphy. >>> good afternoon, sara bloomquist is off and in the news, getting ready to skate outside of city hall, we'll take you live to the brand new ice rink at dillworth park and the good news for drivers all across the region. and the big story on "action news" anoon is an early taste of the the winter chill after the first taste of snow overnight. as you step outside bundled up is the only way to be. people are venturing out with heavy jackets and the cold is mixing with the biting wind, as we look live from wilmington, it's a bright but chilly scene here in delaware. for more on today's forecast and a peek at the weekend as well. lets check in with meteorologist, david murphy, outside in the chilly conditions. >> this is the first noon i have worn a winter coat this season so far. we started out chilly and it's feeling rather cold outside. take a look at satellite, there is cloud cover welling in from the west now, but we have enjoyed a fairly sunny morning mixing with clouds and you see the precipitation from overnight th

we will be inside williams out and have a live report at 6:00. live from olde city, david spunt, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> thanks much. >>> fire fighters return to the columbus farmer market in burlington county today to put out hot spots left behind from yesterday's big four alarm fire. today parts of the market are actually opened, areas that weren't damaged. but even if a shop escaped damage, business is still affect because of reduced food traffic there we are told that this is normally the market's busiest time of the year. >>> coming up on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" a beauty queen found dead just days before competing in miss worlds. >>> a local business gets a surprise delivery and police want to know why 90-pound of marijuana was sent to that closing store, we're live. >>> new fall out for bill cosby as a former super model makes more explosive allegations against the comedian. see the exclusive et interest right in a live report coming up. >>> three on your side has a warning before you toss out an old smart phone just because you deleted information, that doesn't

bernie williams, joe duran and larry shover. david: by the way, guys if you were wondering it is another high for the dow jones industrial average, a 40-point gain on the dow is another record high. liz: david, baker hughes, we reached them. a spokesperson is saying our policy is not to comment on any kind of news surrounding things like mergers and acquisition. david: stock is still up big time. >>> as freezing temperatures hit the midwest, consumers may soon have to pay more for heating costs. the cause? believe it or not there is a coal shortage. we're live at a illinois coal yard with the details. liz: widely-held stock, might be in your portfolio, cisco. shares in the green today despite delivering disappointing guidance but it beat on top and bottom line. what are investors seeing for the future? how does this tech giant feel about possible plans by the president to regulate the internet? we've got john chambers, cisco chairman and ceo. he joins us live next. david: and the keystone pipeline, is it a day late and a dollar short?

the state of the negotiations, we are joined now by my colleague, william brangham, who reported earlier this year from iran, and by david sanger of the new york times. he's in vienna covering the talks and joins us now via skype. >> thanks hari. david thanks for joining us. the president this morning said there are still some significant gaps in the negotiations. what can we likely expect in the next day as the negotiations wrap up? >> well i think you can expect that these negotiations are not going to wrap up. that what's going to happen here is that you'll get an extension that may well be wrapped in some kind of description of the progress they've made so far. you know william, they have very extensive drafts and annexes of an agreement but they don't have political decisions from the supreme leader in iran or from president obama on some majors issues of dispute including how many centrifuges iran could be left with, the fuel stock piles, which one would be sent to russia and the questions of sanctions. and all of these require decisions that nobody's been willing to make even though this negotiation has been going

estamos en conversaciones, inclusive maÑana nos vamos a volver a reunir, como saben william tambiÉn estÁ apretado, davida presentaciÓn en las ciudades de monterrey, guadalajara y mÉxico. hicimos un boletÍn donde lo informÁbamos, no serÍa una persona capaz de anunciar algo no previsto. >> yo sabÍa de que desde el principio iba esto a pasar. >> yo estuvo platicando con william levy que tenÍa la intenciÓn, y habÍa hablado con Él, lo que pasa es que nunca hubo la claridad de cuÁntos shows iba a presentarse. >> sÍ, son buenos amigos omar y william, lo platicaron, y como cuates que son, y como varios trabajos que han hecho, las cosas se complican, pero creo que fue un poco desafortunado ponerlo en la publicidad. >> una mala jugada. >> creo que ese fue el error, porque de repente, yo ya iba para mÉxico, a agarrar el aviÓn para ir a ver a william levy. >> esta situaciÓn le esta haciendo mal a la hora porque se han recibido 200 peticiones de que regresen el dinero. pusieron pero a partir del dÍa 4 de noviembre. >> la gente cree que le estÁn diciendo mentiras, tiene muy buen reparto pero al poner la cara de willi